1962 Map of Lazy Y Point

About this map

Lazy Y Summer Camp and Ramsey Summer Camp occupy the high country of Moffat County in this early 1960s survey, illustrating the area's mid-century recreational character. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent elevations and water sources, from the peak of Moose Head Mountain to the namesake Lazy Y Point. The landscape is etched by seasonal drainage patterns like Red Wash and Stinking Water Creek, while water management is evident through infrastructure like Skyline Res No 2 and Skyline Res No 3. Notable landmarks such as Arapahoe Rock and Martin Gap serve as essential navigational markers across the high-altitude plateaus. The presence of several Drill Holes and remote Flowing Wells points to the area's resource exploration and ranching history in the years following World War II.